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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20272, 14 August 1937, Page 2

REID & CO. REID & COMPANY ■JJRGENT gALE. Favoured with instructions from MR A. E. DAL BETH, who is leaving for i Christchurch, we will sell by Public Auction the well chosen contents of his Modern Bungalow, on ! the premises, N o ' 7 m ill S treet (Opposite Street and Street’s Factory), On rpUESDAY rjrUESDAY August 17th., at 12.30 p.m. Sharp. Details include: — SITTING ROOM — Three-Piece Chesterfield Suite in Silk Moquette, independently sprung front, in autumn tonings; 9 x 10 ft. 61n. Super Wilton Carpet to match; 8-Valve Courier Radio; Fireside Chair in silk moquette; Oak occasional Table; Mohair Rug; Skin Rug; Bronze Fire Screen; Companion Set; Kerb; Oak Dinner Waggon; Curtains; Pictures and Numerous Ornaments. HALL—8* Yards Runner; 4ft. 6in. Axminster; Grey Mohair Sllpmats; O.R. Palmstand. DINING ROOM— Rimu China Cabinet; Oval Rimu Table; 4 Chairs to match, with padded seats; 3-Plece Fireside Suite, in Genoa velvet (autumn tonings) ; Columbia Gramophone and Records; 9 x 10ft. 6in. Super Wilton Square (black and grey) ; Spark Guard; Mohair Rugs; Fire Irons; Curtains; Cushions, etc. BEDROOM No. 1— Four-Piece Oak Bedroom Suite, comprising double bed and wire, duchess with bevelled mirror, pedestal, 4ft. 6in. mattress, and pillows; Seagrass Chair; 3 Reversible Rugs; Blue Satin Double Bedspread, as new; 9x9 Super Wilton Carpet ‘blue and grey); Curtains; Cushions, etc. BEDROOM No. 2 O.R. Twin Bedroom Suite, oompris- . ing 3-drawer ohest, bevelleed glass, , 2 rimu beds, as new, single mat- | tresses and pillows; Bedside Table; i Occasional Chair; 3 Bedroom Rugs; Seagrass Mat; Small Chair; Curtains; Cushion, etc. SUNPORCH— Three-quarter Bed and Wire; Loose Kapoo Mattress and Pillows; 3Drawer Dressing Table; Folding Table; Seagrass Mat; Curtains. KITCHEN Rimu Kitchen Table and 2 Chairs; Electric Cleaner; Modern De Luxe model (Vaotrio) ; Unity 4-Drawer Drophead Sewing Machine; Seagrass Mats and Slip Mats; Carpet Sweeper; 2 Folding Tables; Preserving Pan,' Buckets, Brooms, Mops, eto. OUTSIDE—--9 x 12 Tent with Fly and Poles complete; 40ft. Garden Hose; Boy’s Trioyole; Lawnmower (Brill, ballbearing); Spade; Shovel, Fork, etc., Galvanised Bath and Various Sundries; Acme Wringer. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—Although the above sale is at such short notice we can assure the public that the furniture is modern in every way and should please the most exacting TUESDAY REID & COMPANY THE AUCTIONEERING FURNITUR SPECIALISTS. PAINTER <* PAPERHANGEfr. J. P. GOODALL, The Hamilton Painter and Paperhanger, 50 LONDON STREET. PHONE—36IB. WORK UNDERTAKEN ANYWHERE. IDE A CYCLE: BEST ENGLISH CYCLES. Smart, strong, dependable, lulty equipped. £6/10/B.S.A. —See our iattsi models. Ladies’ and Gents’, t reat Value. From £B/16/Small Deposit Easy Penns. NORM. METCALFE, 42 Vtotoria Street, Ham'iton CYCLE DEALER. NURSERYMAN OOSES of every coioi.i ana the “ latest varieties, 1 4/- to 16/- per dozen. Standards 3/6 each ORNAMENTAL Shrubs. Including Daphne j .-.onias, Camellia. Azaleas. Rh;;do tiendrons, etc. SHELTER TREES Lawsoniana, 2 and 3 years. Macro carpa. Pines, Men Miami. and orna rental hedges at prices ana quall:> dial cannot be beaten. FRUIT TREES I Deluding Apples, Plums, Nectarine* I Peaches, Oranges. Lemons, eto. Send for prlce-Lst to: FRED BEST, N.D.H. (N.Z.). ! NURSER'/MAN. HAMILTON EAST I